Fed community, if you're out there, do you think that the BPRD from hellboy owns land. Like do they have haunted sites they manage. They probably own the land they have bases on. One of them is in Colorado.
I have ideas for a BPRD oc but I'm of course always paralyzed by "what if this isnt accurate enough" type beat.
I'd imagine that if an organization owns land, like the USFS or BLM or heck even the DoD, they have land managers. And if there are trees on that land they probably have foresters. And if they have foresters they probably have GIS workers. You see where I'm going with this?
PARANORMAL GIS/DATABASE MANAGEMENT
Also are they subject to NEPA? Do they need NEPA compliance officers? What kind of paranormal activity might a GIS team be good to have around? At least they need a database management team.
Head's buzzing with ideas. They're most certainly underfunded. Probably worse than the Forest Service. In 2012 they're still working with ArcMap 2004 or something. Probably have someone on call as a "techxorcist" to purge the databases of inevitable evil spirits.
Maybe they have specific python programs to run "pentagram triangulation" or something like that. Someone's gotta figure out if the house is actually bigger on the inside than the outside. Who better than a specialized survey team?
Also what kind of paranormal abilities might people have to land them working in GIS? Probably just weak stuff that makes them less suitable for field ops. Or things that might dissuade them from working at a different federal agency. Like if you have glowing skin maybe you'd be better off working database for the BPRD than for the BLM.
I came up with a silly name: Unit 66
Because of 666, and because a surveyor's chain is 66 feet.